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Digimon Story Time Stranger was previously rated Steam Deck Playable but ahead of release this has been improved and it's now Steam Deck Verified.

Valve put it back through testing, and it appears the developer has solved the issue of it sometimes showing the wrong keybinds which was the only thing they noted as preventing it being Verified. Great news, as this one is sure to be a popular choice.

The compatibility notice still mentions it needs an internet connection for the first-time setup, plus it also has Denuvo Anti-Tamper listed on the Steam page.

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Digimon Story Time Stranger is an RPG with monster-taming elements that explores the deep bond between humans and Digimon in an epic story that unravels the mystery of the world’s collapse.

Embark on an adventure that spans across the human world and Digital World, collecting and raising a diverse array of Digimon to fight in turn-based battles.

An Epic Story of Connection
Tokyo, Japan – An agent of a secret organization encounters an unknown creature shortly before a city-leveling explosion. They then reawaken eight years in the past...
Take on a mission to uncover the mystery of the world’s collapse, where chance encounters with unique characters will shape your journey across time and parallel worlds - and change fate itself.

A demo is also available that you can test right now.

Digimon Story Time Stranger | Release Date: 2nd October 2025

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